Ohio rancher Bill Knapke says he was cool with it when convicted felon President Trump last year commanded Knapke and his fellow cattle farmers “to get their prices down” on beef, telling the Wall Street Journal he “took it on the chin, but we’re fine. We’ll give Trump plenty of time to accomplish what he needs to. He’s got a plan.” Knapke did not elaborate on the “plan,” as he understands it.
“Rising fuel and fertilizer prices have stung, but Knapke said it is worth paying more to operate his farm if it means America is respected on the global stage and an Iranian nuclear threat is neutralized,” the Journal writes of the farmer who was no doubt pro-peace until Trump was not.
“The question of what if Democrats got back into power is terrifying for voters here,” Darke County GOP chairwoman KatieDeLand said. “They wonder, ‘Would gas be $7/gallon with Kamala Harris?’”